• Social Entrepreneur API expands to include Global Social Benefit Incubator Alumni – My Social Actions
  Global Social Benefit Incubator™ Alumni will soon be featured in the Social Entrepreneur API alongside social entrepreneurs who have received fellowship and awards from Civic Ventures, the Draper Richards Foundation, PopTech, the Schwab Foundation, and the Skoll Foundation.
  (tags: socialactions)
• CrisisCamp: Information Wranglers Spare Cycles for Haiti | techPresident
  What’s unfolding in Haiti , as search-and-rescue is evolving into the challenge of managing the distribution of food and water, getting people into safe spaces, reconnecting them with their lost family and friends, and providing some sort of vision for the days and months ahead, bears out the critical importance of a skilled wrangling of information, especially when so much of life’s more tangible things have been upended. The thing is, wrangling information just also happens to be one of the things that modern technologists are best at.
  (tags: Haiti CrisisCamp philanthropy disaster)
• Ushahidi: Aggregating Information During Crisis « CauseShift
  One of the most interesting projects that has emerged during the response to the earthquake in Haiti is Ushahidi, a free and open source platform that “allows anyone to gather distributed data via SMS, email or web and visualize it on a map or timeline.” In short, the goal is to create the simplest way of aggregating information from the public for use in crisis response.
  (tags: flashcause Haiti Ushahidi)
• Will We Forget Haiti Too? The Daily Beast
  Shocking photos from Haiti sparked an outpouring of donations—but why do Americans only give when they see the drama unfold on TV? Matthew Bishop and Michael Green, authors of Philanthrocapitalism, on the nature of sympathy.
  (tags: Haiti philanthropy)
• Mobilize.org and Generation Engage: a Match Made by Millennials | Social Citizens Blog
  Because more mergers simply make sense: “This week Mobilize.org announced it would acquire the assets, staff and programs of Generation Engage. In some ways, it’s surprising to see this merger because it’s not something done every day. In other ways, it’s not surprising at all.”
  (tags: mergers millennials)

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